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Not All Christmases Are So Magical And Santa Clauses So Good

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It was Christmas Eve, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugarplums danced in their heads.

Redemption: Not all Christmases are so magical and Santa Clauses so good...

by Penina L. Baltrusch

4 out of 5

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But in one house, there was a little girl who was not so happy. Her name was Sarah, and she was worried about her family. Her parents had been fighting a lot lately, and she was afraid that they were going to get divorced.

Sarah went to bed that night with a heavy heart. She closed her eyes and tried to sleep, but all she could think about was her family. She wanted Christmas to be magical, but she knew that it wouldn't be if her parents were fighting.

In the middle of the night, Sarah woke up to a noise. She got out of bed and went to the window. She looked outside and saw a man in a red suit standing on her doorstep.

The man was carrying a bag full of toys, and he had a long white beard. Sarah knew who he was. It was Santa Claus!

Sarah opened the door and invited Santa Claus inside. She told him about her worries about her family, and Santa Claus listened patiently.

When Sarah was finished, Santa Claus said, "I know how you feel, Sarah. I have seen many families go through tough times. But I want you to know that there is always hope. Christmas is a time for miracles, and I believe that anything is possible."

Santa Claus gave Sarah a hug and then went to the living room. He put the toys under the tree and then disappeared up the chimney.

Sarah went back to bed and fell asleep. She dreamed of a beautiful Christmas morning, with her family all together and happy.

When Sarah woke up on Christmas morning, she ran to the living room. She was so excited to see the presents under the tree. She opened them one by one, and she was thrilled with what she found.

But the best present of all was the one that she didn't find under the tree. It was the gift of hope. Sarah knew that no matter what happened, her family would always be there for her.

Christmas is a time for miracles, and Sarah's Christmas wish had come true. She had learned that the true meaning of Christmas is not about presents or decorations. It's about love, family, and hope.

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Santa Claus is visiting a little girl on Christmas Eve, and he is listening to her worries about her family.

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Redemption: Not all Christmases are so magical and Santa Clauses so good...

by Penina L. Baltrusch

4 out of 5